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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-09-10

vous is much nearer home. The
Socialists have, In the last few
years been growing bolder and
bolder as their numbers increased
and their almost open defiance of
the police is notorious.
Notices, publications, pamphlets,
ETC., have been scattered broadcast
over Germany. But perhaps In no
recent act has their defiance been
80 pronounced as in the late cele-
bration of the death of Ferdinand
Lasselle, the founder of the school
of Socialism, more recently repre-
sented by Karl MARI. Despite the
police order forbidding the cele-
bration, thousands OF his followers
observed the day. A few arrests
were made but the whole affair
blew over and died out, and beyond
renewed vigilence Oh the part of
the police nothing respecting ithas
been done. This new circular
found its way into the hands of
the police in more public man.
ner than is customary, and from
this very fact the police are sus-
picious. They also have facts in
their possession from which it is
believed that the meeting will be
held not far from Berlin itself. Ex-
ira precautions is being kept and
endeavors made to acertain the
time as we'll as place of meeting.
A startling rumor is rife that
members of the police force them
selves are in league with the con-
spirators and that this accounts in
part for the bold and successful
movements of the Socialists. 1t
has long been known that the Rus
sian police organization is honey
combed with the poison of Nihi-
lism and that the conspirators in
that country are frequently warn
ed in the most mysterious fashion
of governmental intentions in re-
gard to them. But hitherto no
suspicion of similar treachery has
rested upon the German police,
and it is hoped that the rumor will
prove not to be well founded. 1t is
more reasonable to suppose that
the steady growth Of Socialistic
views among the masses is respon-
sible for the difficulty experienced
by the autorities in suppressing
the outward manifestations of
malady SO deeply rooted. Vol
tair's maxim that strong govern
ment always provokes strong re-
sistance is being put to the proof
in Germany to-day.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-09-10
SUNDAY TRAIN.
Note on RUNNING of tv0i1ts.

~'OVVV" SV""eHV " tEWt""s
Train leaving Columbus at 4:l5 p. m. (north
bound) runs daily, and carries through sleeper
Train leaving Columbus Mt 1920 nm has u
through coach attached between Columbus
and Detrait.
Direct connections made in Union Depot mt
Columbus for Newark, GAINESVILLE, Pittsburg,
Wheeling, Baltimore, Washington and Phila-
Vile. and all points South and Southwest.
Close connections Mt Toledo for Detroit
and all points In Michigan and Canada.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
u. y; CAnR, Columbus, Ohio.
Genl Snpt.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-09-10
Rempel's Ware House

For storing Furniture Implements Merchandise Material
kind at reasonable Brick Building head of Main
street. +. +. REMPEL.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-09-10

The balloon for the Paris ex-
hibition Of 1889 will carry 100 per-
sOps,
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-09-10
Celebrated Hsy!as Coal

Sold by the car or wagon load and
delivered to all parts of the city
promptly. The best of coal guar
anteed, at prices made satisfactory
! respectfully ask a continuance
OF the patronage given the former
firm and I invite the citizens of Lo-
gan to call and see me before max
ing contracts.
w, II, TURNER.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-09-10
Chicas 4 Atlantic Railway Company.
TIME CARD,
Taking Effect May 22, 1887.

KD-The Chicago and Atlantic Railway
continues to .bc the most popular line be-
composed OF the finest day coaches and palm
tinl Pullman sleeping cars, md run over u
smooth, well ballesed road bcd. No other
CONNECTIONS made In Union Dcpots, thus
avoiding incomodious transfers ut unrcason-
oble hours. The rates vim this line nrc ns low
re- the lowest. Ask for your tickets via the
Chicago Il Atlantic Railway and your Journ-
ey will be one ofcomfort and pleasure.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-11

unb la9erte besDeIb aud obne bsiOnbers
8ori6tsmaBregelrl.
Nm 8. 9uguft errei9te lltau Den ,peits
li6en Mrm beg Nueces unb f6luq in
ber Ndbe elmer Quene, Bic fi9 mittett
in benz fonit trodenen SluBbette befanb,
an, &anbe zines @eoet : WdlbGens bas
2aser auf. Nm 10. Nuguf-fltr3 Dor
Sagesanbru9-ert6nte elm S9ub, ber
-tpie f6 na9ber b%erausfelte- ben
Wa9tpofen an BET QuelIe get6btet
bate. Sat- glei9seittg tpur6e eine @als
be auf bic UNI mebrere Mahtfeuer la
gernben Manni6aften abgefeuert, bic
eine fur6tbare Wirtung aasiibte. Me6s
rere Der 5@lafenbet tpurben Iofort ges
t6btet unb Srtb Segener, Der eittett gros
BEN @infuB auf BITE Mbtbeilung auss
iibte. iuur6e i6tper bertpunbet. Srob
tbrer ue6erma9t 5ogen ft6 bic &ebelen
5urid, na6oem iie bic 9eloentbat be,
gongen batten, cine Nnaabl f6lafenoer
Mdnaer aus benz 9%interbalte gu t6bten.
NGein bic Sage Der ueberlebenben NOR
babur9 ni@t gebeRert. Ser fleine Sc.
bersain bot ibnen ni6t Die gerin9fte
Sedung unb ba3u tparert fie nit alien
8orberlaoern beuafnet, pabrenb Die
&ebelen iiber ausgeaei6nete 9interla>
Der gu berfiigen batten. 9pbalb bic
Mngreifer merften, baB fe ben unioni.
item b.eifa9 iiberlegen tparerl, tpagten
tie eiaet 5%tpeiten NagriH, na9 benz nur
mod faum bic 9dlfte oer fleinen S9aar
fampfdbig mar. @inem brittett MngriH
fonnten bic tuenigen uebelebenber ri9t
mebr Stanb balten. Sour ie6s tparen
nod unberpunbet unb bieie bedter,
fortpdbrenb fdmpfenb, ben &id3ug Der
8ertpuroeten, bic mod i'm stanbe ua>
rem. gu geben. (S6luB folgt.)
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MuerIet.

Beim 8obren zines arteffden
grunnens auf &man1s &an9e,
brei Mfeilen 6ffli6 BON Der Staot III
man tn elmer Siefe BON 465 Sub auf
cine Maferaber geifoben, bic 5as Wais
fer ffarf an bic SberHd1e treibt. 9as
Wafer III trpffaQflar.
- Hofa 6@mibt, Ginbermdbhen in
Der camille beg Or. goreorarl BON Der
Ser. ct. Nrmee, fiBt i'm @efdngniB.
Sic bate bic unteri6rift beg Sottors
auf einem 8anf9ef na9geabmt, ben
gbed auf $40 ausgefteIt unb in 8roos'
gant prdientirt. Die GdIi@uns Der
unterf6rift NOR 10 augeni9einli9, baB
Der Goiiirer bic aus3ahlung bes @eIbes
Dertpeigerte. Die Bermutbung Iiest
rtabe, DAB bas Mdo1en bon Ssemonb
betuogen tuurbe, bic Gdli9ung gu
begeben.
- 6olgenbes fno bic @rD6ael6wo.
rener fur ben Septembertermin oes
Difrittgeridts: Sobn MidIanb, Sobn
8. Deueele, Sofepb Maropib, 9ouis
M. @regorp, Dan Cppenbeimer, Mlfreo
Mufep, Samuel Barter, M. 3. Stes
pbenfOn, Wfai. Sames Moore, Wanuel
Oturri r., gmil 3hbn, Sobn Sispsns,
Wm. ghwarbs, Grancisco gilbeau,
@ufap @roos unb u. 6. S9rpper.
= SIR bic Miitglieber un6 @dlte bes
Beetb n.M dnner6or ifeben
heute Abeno prd5iie a9t ubr mebrere
StrnBenears bereit, bic brett mad
Mutb's @arien fabren.
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Sff bic satptnSiut1t uubetlbar2

Man leie bas Na6febeaoe: vSerr s. S.
MorriS III @enart, Mrfanfa8, iast: sd lag
an 2unsen MbIceien f6tper barnieoer, uno
meine Graunbe unb bic aerate erfIdrten mid
fur unbeilbar fdpinbfi@tis. 0a ins i6 on,
Dr. Sings ieueS S@pinbludtsmittel gu &c,
brauden. Sept babe i'd Die brittle Glafde uno
bin bereits I'M Stanbe, Die arbeitea auf neither
Sarm 'uieber al iiberpaden unb gu beanft@.
tisen. Sc 1T bic bette Meoieia, bic es seber
fann !"
SeTe Mibbleipart in Decatur, Sbio, idreibt
p@enn i'd nidt 81. Sings neues S@pinb.
iudts, Seilmittel sebrau6t bate, iuare i'd idon
lange meinem 2unsenleiOen erIegen. Die Qerate
batten mid bereits aufsessben. SEPT bin id
bel beffem @obllein."
&robefaiden fret in Der apotbete bon u.
Sretb.
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0as gooAenbtatt.
6 . t | 8.
Gan antonio 0, 4uguF IL. 1887.
Ser GipfeI Der 8emeinbeit.

Ser GipfeI Der @emeinbeit.
Wdbrenb Der MabI bat fi@ Bic per.
muderte 8anbe in einem unflatb bon
bo6enloler @emeinbeit uno Miebertra6l
getpdlat, uno Der Sauptangrif bieIes no:
tibifif9en, berbobrten unb iber aQt
MaBen bef6rdntten gefinoels ri9tei
f9 geger Die 9euti9en.
Jragett mir, mas bic Seutf9en Der.
bro9en baben, UNI ben SAB 6ieier elen.
ben 9orbe auf fi6 gu 5ieben-io fanr
muir Die Mnttport gegeben tDerben: bat
}te f9 tpie ein Mann bagegen auf lebn:
ten, oaB In ibre 2ebensDeiie ni6t mil
fre9er 6anb eingeerifen tper6e, baB fl
fi9 gegert ben probibitions3wang mil
oler gnergie tpebrten. Sonft 1T ibnen
nod Der 8oruurf gu MAIDEN, oaB IL
bas gefeBs unb orbnungsliebenbffe gle.
nent 6es Staates firb, baB fe prompt
TIRE steuern be3ahlen, baB fe burd
aaf1rengenben GIeiB, bur9 MdBisfeit
un6 6parfamteit ii6 entpor arbeiten,
bob tie als &aufeute> GRANDMOTHER,
Garner un5 in allen fonftigen 8ei9df'
tigungen in auen Dingen reel fin6 uni
prompt ibren 8erpft9tungen na@fom.
men. sic baben CUR 9ebung BEG
5taates Seras rebIi6 ibr She'll beige.
trageu unb ein3elne Difrifte baben If:
men ausf9IieBli@ tire @r6fnung, &ultu,
uno gntuidlung 3u berbanfen.
Wer bariiber neihif9 fem fanu, baf
es einem Menf9en. Dber in bieiemGaat
bur1f9nittli1 ben M~ngeb6rigen cine,
Nation in Golge tbrer @entgiamfei1
beim geginn Der @rinbung elmer neuer
Seimatb unb Der &egfamfeit unb SID.
ttafeit i'm Nufbau b~erfelben nod unb
mad vgut gebt", bis ibnen cine GENTLE
WobIbabenbeit aud allen Comfort beg
2ebens sugdngli9 ma9t-ber muB Elm
iebr beiammensmertber Sropf iein, unb
besbalb tpirtli9 beiammernstpertb III
Die sarse Probibitionsbarbe, pel9e
id bom &nomnotbinstbum bur9 Hi1ts
unterf9eibet.
Oie bergangene Wabl bat ben Snop.
not5ingismus tpieber au entfa6en bers
iu9t, aIein bas beutI1e Clement bieies
Staates lit benn bod fGon au aablrei9,
einfluBrei9 unb a9tunggebietenO, als
oaB es ben probibitioniffen gegliidi
tpdre, Bel ben Mafen cine Biaigune
ibres 8orgebens gu finben. Die fnop.
notbingififden 3udungen seben ODE,
aud nod iiber bic Mabl binaus, tpit
Der in Der nGr. prefe" mitsetbeiIte
paTus elmer gorrefpDnben3 an bic
Nuitiner ySispat6" benefit.
Wir tDolen ben unflatb, ben Der i9
Spectator" untersei9nenbe feige
S6utfe tiber bic 9eutf6en ausgieBt,
bier ni9t u%ieberbolen; es 1T bas ge=
meinfe, mas elmer gen1einen Seele ,1ur
entipringei1 fam. @nate @ptt, tperr
6ieie elenbe un5 berru9te 8anbe &c.
fiegt bdtte!
Nlit eir1ert fol9er eleuben Buri9en
tuie pSpectator" 81 argumentiren. il
berlDrene Mtibe; Der erbdrmli9e Wi9i
ibt in einem fol9eu pfubI BON @es
nteinbeit unb 2iige, fem Ntbem berpes
ffet bic Stuff berart, baB mon linn gar
ni9t 1abe fontmeti mag. Die gr6Bte
6trafe fir i'm pirb Iein, baB ct mil
ben Inn 10 neutrality-suspicious.
Oeuti9en aud feruerbin auiammen lie.
ben muB. Mbge Der S9uft an feline,
eigenen Sale erftiden!
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&aa's


Wir bieten einbunbert Dollars 8es
lobnang fit ieben Gan bon Ratarrb on,
BET ni@t bur@ @inuebmen bon 9aQ's
&atarrbs&ur gebeilt tper6en fann.
s. s. Gbenep & Co., gigentbtmer,
Soleoo, Sbio.
q. G.-9an's &atarrb : Sur tnirb
eingenpmmer urb pirtt brett auf bas
8lut unb bic i9leimtgen Oberfld6en
bes SDitems. Preis rs gents bic
Glai@e. 8erfauft bon allen N~potbeferr.
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aetm ampdem.Meteem ,tebr.

eSparb sbepberb in harrisburg, Sa., fast
pa Der @ebrand oes electric Bitter 70 iuobl.
tbdtige Golsen fir mid bate, baIte id mid fir
berpfidtet, bies ber leibenben Nenf9beit nit
autbeilen Sd bate a@t Sabre lang elm bofes
8ein unb meme aerate ~bebaupteten, bab emit.
tueber her anoden sefdabt ODER bas 8ein ab.
eenommen tueroen uiiUe. Statt beien gebrau9-
Fte i'd bret GIai9en electric Sitter unb Z S9a9-
teln 8udlens Grnica. Salbe unb mein Bein III
iebt sefunb.
electric BitterS pirS 3n so Gents bic Glafde
unb Gudlens arniea Salbe au Is Gents per
Sda@tel bel u. Dreib b~ertauft.
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ner 3n tDirfen; mat gtautt aber, bab
er bic ginlabung aus gefunoDeitlidett
@rinbett ablebnen Dirb. Na1 ben
Strapa3en beg Mablfelb5uges in ieis
item eigenen State 1T ct Der Gube
bringenb ben6tbigt.
= Die 8irger BON Wplie urb lint
gegenb baben cine 8elobnung bon $400
fiir Die 8erbaftung un6 1eberfabrung
Der &drber a1sgefebt, pel6e i'm Monat
Sult ben beuti6en 9aufrer, g. 9ree=
bed i'm @af Sort Bottom ermorbet
baben.
= Sn Dallas fdrst mon an, grpBe
8%orfebrungen fir bic Nderbaus utlb
8ieb= Mu~sitelung au MAIDEN.
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Inleiben uttb Sisconten- 1884, O2.1
ueberge5ogen ...-.,--.-- 4o2.W
8. g. 8onbs Circulation. 100000
9. ct. Bombs, 9eppfits 100, 000.0 90
Mnbere Bombs II. Mortg. = 82,560.00
Sorberungen angtef .Ngenten 77,622.28
bal. Nationalbanfen 27,899.64
bal. @taatsbanfen. 10.711.44
@runbeigentbum, Mt6bel &C. 77,631.72
8e5ablte pramien --.--.-. 100000
Gbeds u. a.. Wertbpapiere-- 5000
Bills an anbere 8arfen---. 4,320.00
3leines papiergel6, Nidels
un6 Gents ...-....-. 65.8l
@becie 6,619.00
2egal Senber Noten. 66,630.00
ginloiungs Sonb.......- 2,250.00
SotaI............ 81, 189, 814.7 IS
Oebit:
@ingesabltes Rapital. -. 1926, 900. 90
ueberHiiiiger Gonb 49,. 10000
ungetbeilte 8etpinne. .--.-121,406.8 81
Musftebenbe Scot. 8anftoten 41,400.00
peri6nli9e 9epoliten -. .501,362.S
Sepofitenz Certificate $500. 9,222.14
Ser. 5taatet1 9%epoften... 36,828.32
9epoften b. Ser. Ct. 3abls
meiiter1t ..--...--.- 63,290. AZ
G%orberungen b. Scat. Banter 11,596.13
besgl. Staatsbanfen 29,699.92
5otal............$1, 189, STATS
Staat 5eras, 8erar gountp.
Sd, Sno. Witbers, gaifirer oberges
nanttter 8anf, i9m6re hermit feierli6,
baB ber obige 8eri6t mad meinem beften
WiFen un6 @lauben ri9tig lit.
@eaei6net: Sno. Witbers. @aifirer.
1nteraei9net unb bei@mOren In mel
tter @~egentpart am 8. Nuguf 1887.
@esei9net: Sobn VI. Frazier,
OeHentli6er NOtar, 8erar SO.
&iGtig befunben: Gum 3eugniB:
@e3ei9net: @eo. %. Breckenridge,
81. s. 6erff,
6. u. @tribling,
10,8,t3m 9ireftoren.
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DR. reidffe unb eleganteffs 9luswobl
pon Written, pelde tA teIcnbeYs 80
@eburtstass. unc 6cd5etts : @ei&enlen
ei9nea, ale:
5itber,pIa't irte @aaren,
Statuen BON Brpn5e, Terra gpttd,
Yor;euau nnb Mlaboier.
8elisiSie Tisuren, grueifire nnb 8os
fenfrdn5e.
Blumen-Bai e uno Impeln.
Ta1en, fem tecDrtrte.
albums in GROCER NnsDabl.
photographer uner Nrt.
SDuoenirs nit 81 Nnfdteu BON San
NntDnio, fir so Gents.
Bilnsr unb Biloer. Rabnfen.
Muffpoisn unb nhren.
Sperrsldier unb TernrShre.
3aidenmsffer unb Sdeeren.
Dameu unb 6erren ToiIet Weea6aire.
@elbtaiden fir 0erreu unb Dausn.
Damen : 9anbtafdsn.
Brief Moppen.
Sdreib5euse unb NDti3bader.
0iftten=4 arten< @fuis.
Damen Mrbeits : Rdff4en unb Rbrbe.
9anbs Sptegel unb 4duiute.
Rau4sT iide unb Service.
@tgarren : @tuis.
3eitunss- Wuppen.
SpaSierfSde.
Yosel. unb Gidhorn . Rdfse.
A~ecorbecns, 3itbern unb 9armcniens.
Wuideln IN GROCER Hnswuhl.
G.eL 0f.s
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eteneaefmm.

Gin Mdb6en fu@t Stenuns aIs So,
din In einer tinoerloien Sainilie
NaG5ufragen BEL
8. g. mccall,
II, {, Emit 221 SaIena Strabe,
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gu bsfafen. lin nun u~nieren gprratb bon 9erren. I'm
idaea ale nSslid aus3uoerfaufen, merben mir
preiien losidlusen. Die Breiie nerben bon
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&atarrb=8mr
Timamsicaer @eridt

Der San Mntonio Nationalz8anf in
@an @ntonio, Seras, beim Nbf9luB 6es
@ei6dfts am l. Nuguf 1887.
Srehit.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-15
THOSE TEXAS OUTRAGES
REfUrED In AN INTERVIEW
WITH Elk GOV. IRELAND,
Who, with Twenty.eigbt Citizens of
Washingten County, is En-
Route 40 Washington rs
Witnesses.

ST. LOUIS. Mo, February 14.-Ex-
Gov. Ireland, of Texas, accompI-
MED by twenty-eiRht Citzsns of Wash
ington county, Tex, passed through
this city yesterday on his way to
Washington, ID. O., whera hs and his
companions will appear before the
Senate commi tee winch will investi-
gate the charges of election outrsges
made against the citizens of Washing
ton county by those Republicans who
fled the county for fear of being
lynched aud who claim to have been
driven out by the Democrats. Ex-
Gov. Ireland says that at the
close OF the election in Washington
county Devices B Jlton, son of candi-
dats for County Commissioner, rode
up to the precinc, dismounted and
demanded admittance to the polls. He
was told to come in, and upon open
negro named Hill. Eight of the oc-
cupants Of the room were arrested and
threa Of them were subsequently
lynched. The others fad the county
Tor fear Of being similarly treated aud
brought the charge against the Demo.
Gratis Of the county that they were
driven cut, The Ex-Governor says:
"Tne whole story of these men is a
pure fabrication. Every statement
they have made to show that they
were the objects of political persecu-
ton is absolutely false, and that will
be easy to prove by all these witnesses.
They were not driven from the county
but left there of their free will and
deeire,"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-15
NEGRO EMIGRANTS
From South Carolina I'm Arkansas
and Mississippi.

Atlanta (Ga.) Capitol, 18th instant
The Charleston NewS and Courier OF q
recent date contained very pathetic
story, showing up the "nefsrious emf
grant agents." as their correspondent
was pleased to style them. He says that
families were separated, and the pict.
ure he painted YVES one of extreme
pathos. "A Capitol reporter seeing the
article, asked Mr.. r, A. Williams
whether it was true or not. Mr.. Will
Jams il the train pass agent for the
Memphis and Little Rock railroad, and
is one OF the bsst posted railroad men
in the city. His opinion, in substance,
is given belsw: The colored people in
South Carolina are suffering from a
shortness of crops. and have not been
able to buy Sufficient clothing or
food. They cay it takes five
acres to make bale OF cotton,
and that, too, after expendipg consid-
cradle for fertilizers, The leaders OF
the party, five in number, that the
NeoDs referred to, paid their way to
Augusta and walked from there to At
lanta, where they met some Arkansas
gentlemen in search of laborsrs to
pick cotton, fer which they paid rs
cents per 100 pounds. They sent
them to the plantations, and they
were so we'll plea.ed that they wrote
back for their families, the farmers
putting up the money for their pas
sage In the hands Ct the "a lroad
Their agents were sent to see thst
they procured their tickets and had
their baggage checked to their desti-
nation. IL has been a very frequent,
nay, almost weekly occurrence, that
negroes walk through from South Car
olins to Atlanta, and failing to secure
work here they walk on through TO Ar
kansas. The agents do not go into
South Carolina soliciting these psssen.
gers, but the daIkeys write for them
to come to them, as they are anxious
to get away from country where they
cannot make support. We are not
emigrant agents, but we are passenger
agents. We are not paid to induce
them to 60, but when they determine
to go, it is oar duty to try and induce
them to 20 cur route" "Well, Mr.,
Williams, how many darkeys have
gone to Arkansas and Texas?" asked
the reporter, in concluding. "There
have been between $500 and 5000 that
have gone there within the last year,
and when one is dissatisfied, it is the
exception, not the rule
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-15
We're Written by Mrs. Polk, and
Csuld bot Have Been the For
geries Of Dalton.
he ALSO MADE 1T CLEAR THAT
THE PARTIES
Who Paid the Murdered Man TO
Leave Town We're the Real
Criminals.
JUICE DUBOSE CHARGES THE
JURY THROUGH THEkCIMITAB,
And Carefully Defines the Various
Degrees OF HOmiclde-Speciai
Charges Admitted.

Black clouds and pouring rain ha1
NO effect upon the attendance at tn o
Criminal Court yetterdiy morning
Jutt ss ii has been every other day
sincs Russell Goodwin was put on his
trial, the room was crowded TO its
atm ost capacity. Ihe representative
OF nearly every walk of life was there.
The reporter noticed among the audi.
cree several distinguished divines of
the city, aud.many lawyers, who value
their time at several dollars an hour and
who are rarely ever seen In the Grim
insl Court they were there to hear the
Judges charge to the jury in this re-
msrkable case. The medical fraternity
was represented by the pre- renee OF
teveral OF our most eminent physi-
clans. In fact the Criminal Court has
besn THE attraction OF the city for
more than three weeks. Men coming
from ds'ance aud having but few
hours to remain in Memphis have made
II q point to drop in on the Goodwin
trial before leaving. Lawyers from
other States have gone away enriched
by inspiration drawn from the wit and
outpouring OF eloquence that hiss been
q characteristic oil the case from the
beginning. Aud those who were ex-
pecting az oratorical treat In the con-
clusion OF Attorney General Peters
we're not disappointed, but he has to
he heard TO be appreciated, as 1t Is his
manner OF giving force to the simplest
words that impresses one with his
powers Of reasoning.
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pens TO say in her deposition, you re.
member, that che was In Bolivar Just
81 This time, and again here Is another
letter written on one OF Menken's
letter heads, and yet you say Dalton
forged them while in st. Louis. An
other one written on q sheet OF note
paper with vine on IL exactly like
the viue on the letter she admits she
wrote to Mrs. Tyus. These are
strange things, gentlemen, aud things
Imagine this jury would like to see
explained before they brand Tom Dali
ton rs forger.
AID, talking alb mt strange things,
don't you think it ALEC lit strange
that after going to Mariana and st
Louis and other places to prove by
deposition that Dalton had slandered
Mr.. Godwin's family 30 ou.rsg olsly,
that these gentlemen did not bring
just few Of Dalton's old associates
from here in Memphis to prove the
same things Though he has been
publishing to the world tlander after
Islander and lie after lie none OF our
own citiz ans here in Memphis are
brought into c1uit to prove them.
Now, gentlemen oil the jury, my
duty is done. You will now receive
the law as applicable to this case from
the Judge. When you have done 90
you will retire TO your rooms to de.
liberate on your verdict. Deliberate
calmly and conscientiously ; deliberate
as men to be moved By reason, and
not ike children to be led of by
pretty pictures. thank you for your
attention, aud you will now hear the
charge Of the Cocrt.
Judge DnBo,e then read his chare G
to the jury from the Monday mornin 9
Sciuitdr
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CONTINUED in our next"
by what Authority?

To the Editors OF the Appeal;
As CIT z,ns OF this county and State,
on lest Saturday, being in the city and
at the Courthouse, We went into the
Criminal Cour, room to hear the srgu-
ment OF counsel in the celebrated
Goodwin trial. While quietly sitting
in the courtroom, doing and saying
nothing in the world, we were ap-
preached and iusultingly driven from
the courtroom for no alleged cause
Whatever and no cause in the world,
30 far as We know, unless because we
are unfortunately negroes. This
outrage was perpetrsted on us by one,
as we are informed named Winters,
a deputy sheriff. We would like to
know If hs was authorized 30 to treat
us by the Judge or Sheriff.
BVN PAINE,
EDWARD WALKER,
ERRRuARy Il 1887
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Facts werIh knowing.

In all diseases of the nasal mucous
membrane the remedy used must be
non-irritatipg. The medical profts ion
has been slow TO learn this. Nothing
satisfactory can be accomplished with
douches, snuffs, powders, syringes, as
tringents, or any similar application,
because they are all irritating, do not
Thoroughly reach the affected surfaces
aud ehould be abandoned as worse
than failures. A multitude OF persons
who have for years borne all the worry
and pain that catarrh can sfflict, testi-
~ to radical aud permanent cures
wrought by Ely's Cream Balm.